Stitch with: @passportvisionz__ 👀 Has your child ever stared at someone or asked why they’re different? It can feel awkward, but moments like these are opportunities to teach curiosity, kindness, and understanding. Instead of saying, “Stop staring!” or “Don’t ask that!” try shifting the conversation. Let’s reframe curiosity as a natural and positive thing: 💬 Explain What Curiosity Is: “Curiosity means wanting to learn or know more about something. It’s like when you see or hear something new, and your brain says, ‘Hmm, I wonder what that is!’” 👉 Relatable Examples: “Remember when you asked me why the sky is blue? That’s your curiosity at work!” “Or when you wanted to know how the clock ticks? You were being curious!” 🌟 How to Handle the Moment: 1️⃣ Acknowledge their curiosity: “I see you’re curious about that person.” 2️⃣ Offer guidance: “We can learn by asking kind questions or waiting until later to talk about it.” 3️⃣ Teach empathy: “Everyone is different, and that makes the world special! Let’s talk about it more when we have some quiet time.” By embracing their natural desire to understand, you’re not just answering questions—you’re building compassion, respect, and emotional intelligence. ❤️ Let’s celebrate curiosity while teaching our kids how to navigate differences with kindness and care. What’s one way you handle these moments with your child? Share below! ⬇️ And if you find my videos helpful, share them and follow @pedsdoctalk for more. #ParentingTips #RaisingKindKids #ChildhoodCuriosity #ParentingWithEmpathy #PedsDocTalk

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